New York Life Insurance Co. v. Connecticut Development Authority and Minority Equity Capital Corp., and Rupert C. Sterling

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• finding default of two of three interpleader defendants obviated need for judicial determination of the answering defendant’s entitlement to funds
• court properly ordered disposition of disputed funds in interpleader action even though competing claimants had defaulted
• default of two of three interpleader defendants obviated need for judicial determination of answering de- fendant's entitlement to funds
• “[T]his bifurcation is not mandatory . . . the entire action may be disposed of at one time.”
• policy beneficiaries’ “defaults did not make the interpleader action inappropriate but merely expedited its conclusion by obviating the normal second stage.”
• default of interpleader defendants expedited conclusion of interpleader action by obviating need for judicial determination of answering defendant’s entitlement to stake

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